We absolutely love coming to this park. The kids get so excited every time we pull up im front. The…read moreother kids are usually friendly as well and end up playing games together which is an added bonus!

Went to this park to give our grandkids a break from sitting in the car. We had a 7 year old, 13…read moreand 16 with us. So only the 7 year old loved the park. She said give it a 4 star. She found someone to hang out with and didn't want to leave.

An excellent playground for smaller kids. The ship themed playground equipment is well designed and…read morefree of the high drop off points some playgrounds have. There are interesting ocean themed decor such as large concrete whales and fish to climb on. The park overall is well maintained with nice plants and a comfortable squishy floor under the playground equipment. Great for 2-5 year olds.

If you need a playground for some free fun, come to shipwreck! The playground is a good size with…read moretwo structures, one for the littles and then another for the bigger kids. Plenty of street parking, and right across from the beach. The bathrooms are clean!

Shoreline Park in Santa Barbara is a 15-acre coastal bluff park known for its panoramic ocean views…read moreand family-friendly atmosphere. Perched above the Pacific, it offers a long, narrow stretch of green space with paved paths ideal for walking, jogging, and soaking in vistas that include the Santa Barbara Harbor, the Channel Islands, and the Santa Ynez Mountains.

Shoreline Park is a gem for anyone seeking peaceful surroundings . The park offers stunning views…read moreof the ocean, with plenty of grassy areas perfect for picnics or lounging. I love coming here for walks and soaking up the panoramic views of the coastline. Benches are stationed throughout the park to enjoy the scenery. Unfortunately, some areas have been gated off for safety reasons due to the foundation of the hillside. If you want to venture down to the beach, just look for the wooden archway. The stairway will lead you down to the shoreline. Occasionally high tides won't allow you to venture down, so just be aware of that. The beach itself is rocky, and sometimes full of debris so bring comfy shoes! This spot is ideal for families, walkers, and even solo relaxation. I recommend bringing a small bag for special sea treasures that you may find during your visit. I always enjoy looking for sea shells, sea glass and heart shaped rocks. The rock formations here are always breathtaking during low tides so be sure to bring a camera or have your phone fully charged. Overall, Shoreline Park is my top favorite in town and a must-visit for beach lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. It's also a dog friendly park, so bring your fur baby as well.

This is a perfect park for families. I like that all the features are close to one another so it is…read moreeasier to keep eyes on multiple kids. Accessible courts for pickle ball including a multi-tiered basketball hoop which I've never seen. The playground looks new and is adjacent to a skatepark that's for kids 12 and under (for skating and skateboard only but there are plenty of littles who ride their bikes). Lots of shade with tables. A walking and bike path. What a cool find! We did come early on a Sunday morning - 945am - because I read that parking can be difficult. There were 2 spots left in the lot and street parking, because it is shared with apartments, was non existent.

This a small very clean park with brand new equipment. They are still building the other parts of…read morethe park. Looks like there are multiple basketball options, ping pong table, skate park, tennis court, handball court, and splash pad area. Restroom nearby

I found this while we were on a road trip and thought it would be a nice stop for the kids. It was…read morepretty packed but we had no problem finding street parking. There were bathrooms. Ladies one had two stalls but one had a turd on the toilet seat lol so good luck with that. The kids loved running around the play structure but it was pretty hard to keep track of where they were in there because the visibility is low in between the slats. They liked the shark and the whale and they spent some time shoving wood chips in the sharks mouth. There was a guy selling ice cream from a cart outside when we were there. I thought it was a nice unique playground.

I think this park was amazingly fun for me and my family sadly the tire swing is not there anymore…read morebut..! It is still an amazing area for friends and family I loved it!!.

My boys 8 and 10 loved this park, usually playgrounds are too young for them these days but this…read moreone was perfect for their age. They can't wait to come back and visit Santa Barbara my home town again do they can go here again:) they also loved the chickens in the yard nearby, it made us feel content in nature

Clean, shady, small. There is a smaller area for little kids and a bigger area for 5-12 year olds…read more Wish there was a restroom for little ones.

Great park! I attended a festival here. Love the sunset here. Not a huge park but big enough :)…read more There are a few festivals held here . We took an uber to and back from our hotel in Santa Barbara.

Pretty good for a community supported nonprofit public park. The athletic fields are good with only…read moresmall patches of dirt and very few gopher holes in the areas of play. Decent restrooms, certainly better than many public parks' restrooms.

This is such a fun place to take your kids! So many things for them to do. Play on the dolphins, go…read moredown one of the four slides, hide under the huts, go over the bridge, or sit in the boat. Lots of imagination was used to build this fun playground. I wish there were bathrooms that were closer.

It is a very cool place for children. There is a trail alongside the play area that leads to the…read moreCarpinteria State Park. The area trail alone is less than a mile but it is nice . There are so many things to see like birds and also wildlife. There are plaques all over the place that tell you about the origins of the place. The path has also solar panels that will light up at night for night walkers. It is also very close to so many restaurants, shops, and the big fields if you just want to run around even more freely.

Was surprised to find this little park on my run today.. At first I was stoked, Santa Barbara has a…read morenew gem I can rave to the Yelpers about! But then I walked around more and found that the park wasn't as exciting as I thought. Basically, it's a tiny little family park at the top of a hill with a nice picnic area that includes family size benches, BBQs, and trash/recycle bins. Then there's the playground which is about the size of a typical driveway (tiny) and the swings only consist of those the fit tiny children and babies - I know, adults, I was bummed too. If you walk up the dirt road to the lined fence pathway, at the top of that path is the basketball court and more picnic bench areas. There's a beautiful view up there and it's nice and secluded from the rest of the park. Overall, it's a cute little run stop or place to meet for a picnic date or have a low budget young kid's birthday party, but wouldn't recommend for much else other than that. It is well upkept, visually appealing, and very kid friendly with nice street parking options, but the mere fact that it is so tiny and has no adult swings is a turn away point for me personally.

Nice little park that offers some open space, a half court for basketball, a play structure and…read moresome picnic tables. A little rough around the edges but a beautiful view of the city.

Great view, free. Not two things that go together much in an expensive place like SB. Definitely…read moreworth the little drive up.

We drove up the winding road to this park to take in the view of Santa Barbara below last week when…read morewe were visiting the area. It was a pretty view but not the best we saw in the city. I did see some people picnicking, and that seemed like the best way to enjoy the park. I did appreciate that they had reasonably clean public bathrooms! A nice park with nice views, but I wouldn't say it's a place you must visit in Santa Barbara. Nice if close to where you're visiting.